Disintegration89: Pecker understood this at the National Enquirer in 2016. J-schools need to adapt to the new misinformation economy.

Murshed Zaheed handle.invalid · May 10
I wish an intrepid reporter and/or media outlet could find a way to figure out who are the headline and sub headline writers for poltical news stories for @nytimes.com.

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Murshed Zaheed handle.invalid · May 10
It’s not difficult to discern that headline/subheadline writers for @nytimes.com maybe - just maybe ok with fascism. @nytpitchbot.bsky.social If so - maybe we should get to know who these folks are?

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Murshed Zaheed handle.invalid · May 10
Like how is this crap acceptable?
- Chicago Todd chicagotodd.bsky.social · May 10
  But the @nytimes.com is confused what the Constitution says. Once again sane washing this illegal administration and worse - aiding and abetting their illegal activity.
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Murshed Zaheed handle.invalid · May 10
We live in a modern media landscape when majority of folks are just reading the headline and sub headline. And @nytimes.com in its attempt to give fascists a fair shake end up undermining democracy. We should get to know who are behind the framing in their headlines?
- Jon Feinberg jonfeinberg.bsky.social · May 10
  Replying to Bill Kristol
  The headline is deeply misleading. You can’t suspend habeas corpus just “for migrants.” As we’ve seen, ICE will pick *anyone* up. If you have legal status but no right to habeas corpus, you’ll have no ability to challenge your detention or deportation. Suspension for some is suspension for all.
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Murshed Zaheed handle.invalid · May 10
It’s not difficult to find research showing overwhelming majority of folks on socmed don’t read beyond headlines. This is why we should know who are framing, writing and editing @nytimes.com headlines? Why are they bending over backwards to give fascism a fair shake undermining US constitution?
Social media users probably won’t read beyond this headline, researchers say | Penn State University

In an analysis of more than 35 million public posts containing links that were shared billions of times on the social media platform between 2017 and 2020, the researchers at Penn State found that aro...

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Pecker understood this at the National Enquirer in 2016. J-schools need to adapt to the new misinformation economy.
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Social media users probably won’t read beyond this headline, researchers say | Penn State University